Angle Bracket Repair

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(4)

Increase the size of the drill to rivet size or a size

slightly smaller than rivet size, and again drill out rivet

head. Rivet head should fall off at this point. If not,

position a punch or similar tool against the rivet head and

carefully drive it out with a hammer.

(5) Using a punch and a hammer, punch out the remainder of the

rivet to be replaced.

(6) Obtain and install appropriate size rivet. Using the

riveter and appropriate size head, install the replacement

rivet.

d. Angle Bracket Repair. Angle brackets (46) are repairable by

removing and replacing a defective nut plate. To repair an angle

bracket, remove the rivets that secure the defective nut plate in

accordance with paragraph 6-8c, steps (1) through (5) , then replace

the nut plate and secure it to the angle bracket with two rivets in

accordance with paragraph 6-8c, step (6).

To replace the label on the cooling fan

e. Label Replacement.

(14), proceed as follows:

Use knife or other sharp instrument to lift corner of

(1)

damaged label and peel it off fan.

Adequate ventilation should be provided while using

Prolonged breathing of

trichlorotrifluoroethane.

vapor should be avoided. The solvent should not be

used near heat or open flame; the products of decom-

position are toxic and irritating. Since trichloro-

trifluoroethane dissolves natural oils, prolonged

contact with skin should be avoided. When necessary,

use heavy duty rubber gloves (item 8, App. D) that the

solvent cannot penetrate. If the solvent is taken

internally, consult a physician immediately.

(2)

Clean area with a cloth dampened (not wet) with trich-

lorotrifluoroethane (item 19, App. D).

Remove backing from replacement label, then verify that

(3)

label is oriented correctly and apply it to fan.

INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT TEST PROCEDURES

Section V.

General.

6-9.

This section provides intermediate support test procedures for the

power supplies. The test procedures indicate whether a new or

repaired unit is capable of performing its assigned mission.

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